Use "utadmn -a <interface>". Or, if you use completely different
subnets for each NIC (which is what I do), then you can use "utadmn -A
<subnet>". I use different subnets to partition the network and keep
traffic on my switches clean. One is for "outside" access, ie for
management. The second is only for DTU access to the SRSS server. The
third is a direct link to my Windows Terminal Server. That one doesn't
even touch my switch, it's a direct link to the WTS machine.
Seth
I use completely different subnets for each of my NICs.
Niki W. Waibel wrote:
hi,
is it possible to force a ray server to use a specific network interface? at
the moment i get:
===
# utgstatus
host flags interface flags interface flags
10.155.128.0/23 10.155.136.0/24
------------------------------- ------------------- -------------------
pp650-1.dev.nlatlu.wipro.com TN 10.155.128.5 UA- 10.155.136.4 UA-
b1000-7.dev.nlatlu.wipro.com T- 10.155.129.37 UA- 10.155.136.2 UA-
b1000-6.dev.nlatlu.wipro.com T- 10.155.129.36 UA- 10.155.136.1 UA-
m5000-1.dev.nlatlu.wipro.com TN 10.155.128.111 UA- 10.155.136.5 UA-
===
i'd like to see/use only the 10.155.136.X ip addresses (regarding ray
services), but have the other nic activated as well ...
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Seth Galitzer
Systems Coordinator
Computing and Information Sciences
Kansas State University
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785-532-7790
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